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Beginning our final grades for 2025-26, we're splitting up the forward group and talking about the guys at the bottom of the lineup who led the charge.

Around the league, 15 players elected to take their cases to an independent arbitrator this summer, and one of them belongs to the Hurricanes.

The team's first signing of free agency comes four days into the new season, adding a fourth NHL-quality netminder to the team and fortifying the group.

In celebration of Independence Day and America's semiquincentennial, we've theorized what a 23-man All-American roster could look like for the Hurricanes.

The Canes are yet to make a signing during free agency, and with Carlson off the table, the team should either look for a trade or promote internally.

It goes without saying that this NHL free agency class lacked legitimate needle-movers. No one, from the Carolina Hurricanes to the Vancouver Canucks, was going ...

After signing with the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday night, Andersen's time with the Canes has come to an end, but there is a lot to appreciate about his tenure.

Veteran goaltender Frederik Andersen, 36, who helped the Carolina Hurricanes win three playoff series before giving the starter's net up to Brandon Bussi in the Stanley Cup Final last month, agreed to a one-year deal with the Edmonton Oilers on ...